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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29
BLINkEY'S FEMALE pal,
She Talks but Refuses to Say How
Rliukey Escaped.

ttCN4ssss 70 1.s yt-t1sss-vss,AN.
CLEVELAND, July 28.-Nellie Coughin.
wife of Lowry, one of the gang serving a
ten years sentence, is the woman who Is
known as Conklin's wife. She is living
here now with her sister at los Hamilton ST.
She Is very much worried over the re-arrest
of Tom Story, the expressman who was
hired By the fur robbers TO remove the
plumber to Bedford. His bail has been fixed
al such high figure that she fears be will
not be able to give il and Mrs. Conklin
is in no pleasing mood. feeling as she does
that the prosecution will endeayor to
squeeze him into making q confession.
When asked if she would talk to a repre-
sentative Of the TELEGRAM II ERALD, her
eyes snapped and she stamped her little
foot angrily as she said mo, | have nothing
10 saw" When asked who assisted Conklin
20 make his escape from the Kent County
Jail she frowncd slightly and said: The
District Attorney has offered me $l6,
the amount of reward, and a pardon for
Lowry If will tell all know. declined
as | knew nothing about the case. The
same as to the escape, know nothing that
I can tell reporters"
Mrs. Conklins aversion TO newspaper
men is because she has been hunted down
by them aud, she claims. misrepresented.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29
A BIG sc ANoAL IN WASHINGTON.
A Promine pt Navy onioes Arrested Under
the fainnnds Law.

WAsnIEetoS. July PA sensational
scandal in which navy officer and q
daughter III Or. Waite. Il chiropodist Of
Washington, will figure. is likely 10 be de-
yeoped in dhe Police Court here in few
days Or. INm. III. Crawford, past assistant
surgeon OF dhe navy and now Oh duty al the
Navy Hospital here, vas arrested this al
fernoon charged with criminal in
Hmacy Nth Miss Eva White,
the chirob obodsts daughter, Young
girl said 10 be but fourteen
years OF age Especial interest attaches 10
this case and considerable excitement is
manifested here over II owing TO the high
social position of the accused and the fact
that this il the first arrest in Washington
under Senator Edmunds Utah law which,
last Winter, was supposed 10 apply TO Utsh
along, but which has since been interpreted
to apply 20 criminal intimacy with females
under eighteen years of age, not only in
Utah, but in all the territories, including
the District of Columbia. The accused
party is native of, and entered the service
from, Virginia IN 1874, and has occupied q
high position in sOcie! circles.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29
GALLAGHER AND MITCHELL.
4 Hot Fight of Six Rounds at Cleveland
Mitchell Wins

CLEVELAND. July 2S.-The great prize ring
battle between "Beddy' Gallagher, of this
city, and Charley Mitchell took place this
evening. The fight was entirely on
its merits. and both pugilists went
into the ring To win. About one hundred
spectators were present. The articles called
for six rounds, Marquis OF Queensberry
rules. Gallagher weighed i65 pounds and
Mitchell about l7O. Four-ounce gloves
were used. The fight from the beginning
was hot and continued iiercely through
four rounds. when the blows became less
frequent and effective. There were no clean
knock downs IN the entire six rounds.
but both Mitchell and Gallagher
received terrible pounding, except ia the
first round Gallagher acted on the defen-
sve and Mitchell forced the lighting. Both
men did clean work. Miichells blows
landed heavier than Gallaghers aud he
proved himself to be the better fighter
"Rsddy" made good showing in the first
four rounds and IN the fourth round ne
bad decidedly the best Of the match, but ne
weakened after that and failed to follow up
the advantage. In last two rounds "Reddy
kept well away from Mitchell 80 the Eng
iisnman could uot bit him effectively. At
the end of the si1th round the referee gave
the match 10 Mitchell. Gallagher refusing
% stand up any longer before his superior.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29
The CLEVELAND RACES.
a Great Day ON the Track A sarprlss
from PenDsy ,vania-

sss.ess,s " s.s ,t.,sN.s .,sA-s
CLEvELAsD July 2o.-At the Glenyille
track the weather was hot yesterday, bat 1t
wasn't circumstance 10 the fiery beams
Old Sol poured down upon the 5000 people
in attendance today The track was dusty,
but very fast. Al least SIS. .OU0 went into
the pool box. and closely contested races
were the order Of the day. This was the
held day. a. but one race brought the favor
tie in victorious. Loretta r.. IN the
5000 stake. was the lucky girl
There were seven heats required
10 settle the 2.ls pacing race the winner
being perfect surprise IN the shape of a
green little couatry mare from Pennsylya-
MIA which nobody thought had any busi-
ness on the track. Argyle was the favorte,
and his hackers dropped a neat little pi.e
81 About SO OOo. SOlsn with his new horse.
y. O., tried TO out do all former efforts in
the tree for-all and he will have one more
chance len. He beat Ars0 TWO heats and
o<ested a whlrlwind of excitement
The great race between Harry Wilkes and
Patron comes oil tomorrow, and the betting
tonight is si0O 10 $50 on Wilkes favorite.
The summaries follow: 2.lS class pacing,
purse 81 ,00O-Jennie Lind, T. 5, ), ,, /, /. l.
Charlie Ford, 8 Ill =, 2, %. Black Henry
5, 3. 8 8, s. Benny, 3. ). J., 4. g. DR.: Full
lerton d.. :, :, 5. 6. 8. Or. Argyle, ). /, 9, 8.
dis. Time. 2.l6i, 2.l6i, 2.i7t, 2l9s, 2.i7,
2.2il, 224l.
2.25 class. stake. purse s5000-Loretta F..
I, (, I, = Edwin o.. 2. |. :, ., Aansbsiaette.
\ 2. Z, 2; DR. Alrlont. 8, ,, 3. 4; Clara, 3, .,
), 5 Tine, 2.2Os. s.2ii. 2:19; 2:2li.
Free-for all trotting, purse s2000-J.'Q.,
1, 4, l. 4; Arab, 3, l, , /. Charles Hilton, 2,
>, 3. ., kiteiyot, 4. 3, 5. 3; Maud Messenger,
5, s. L. D. Time 2.i7: 2.1St: 2.lS: 2.17f
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY %. ls
ALONG sArrls.
fsengy Foar Rounds foAsht sEa 10 In
dlcattons ~ in1sh-

As the gkIEok kAx- HEKAAn goes 10 press 81
$50 this morning Frank jones and Mi
liam Murphy are engaged n . glove contest
near the city. in the presenee OF nearly io0r
hundred spectators jim Fell seconds
Jones and Fred Daily looks after Murphs.
Twenty four rounds have been fought with
oas either man gaining any apparent I'D
vantage snd they look zs II they we're able
20 fight - many more.
40 a. m. The fight from the third round
TO the thirlieth was fos the most part
quite tame. bat few more blows being Ell
changed than rounds were fought. Ia tie
thirty first round Murphy scored the first
frst-olsss knock down. bringing blood and
two OF Jones teeth. II was bard fighting
from This "a until IA the tAiriy fikth round
Jones. sller knock down failed 70 come 10
time in the required ter seconds and the
fight vas awarded @ Murphy a. 4 o'clock
after a hgHt OF two b mrs and twenty
minutes. Dnes made sood igh, and Is
one OF the 1amiss men who ever came TO
Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29
"Nlc" SCHNEIDER AGAIN.
He Tells His story over ia the '-omnibns'
Doodle Trisi.

CHrcsoo. July 2s.-The testimony in The
Doodle trial today showed that "commis-
sions' we're paid indirectly to the Commis-
sloners on the purchase for the county Of
horses, dry goods. stationery. etc. the amounts
ranging from Si5) to several thousands
Jacob II Schwart. vice-president Of the J.
NJ. ". Jones Printing Company, said the
CumpanYs business With the county
amounted 20 about $1,000. Last year they
paid "a commission s.. too and IN previous
years bad paid isrge sums.
"Nic schneider. the boiler maker. VINO
was the principal witness IN the McGsrigle
case vas called this afternoon. and repeat
sd bis story Of hs combine With
McGsrixle and Mcdonald. By
which the county vas defrsnded
ous II many thousands Of dollars
he told how % per cent. Of bis enormous
bills went into a pool. and nov the boiler
work il the year amounted 70 Se40o
Schneider vas subjected % severe cross
examination which consumed the tine IN
hl court adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

The funeral q Ma lowell H2ll occurred
YESTERDAY afternoon from the residence or
his dkuxhser. Mrs. Qnine - Norih Front
- ur8er ffls aaseices of Waller CfF .r.i~e
Na. s. r e A. ~ TIE religions serelros
were coaaucfe5 81 Esv y T. Victor. 81
tie First FrsStriefskn Chures srsd shoat
fftr nsera hers 81 the old Residents ksea-
cafion wers present TIE rstneins vere
escorted to the Saitou sirsef Neaisierv End
isi8 20 rect cv flse s.ae of his wife 1t ed
ssrui three years ego. IHs psl tosre~e
we're Cen " n innss p 8. 10y = NJ
Gouan James Han. Ed spsng sD6 II. q.
Erssk
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29
BEATEN AT THEIR OWN GAME.
How Jerry Boynton Got Ahead of the @ X
l.. A -. Railroad

A few days since ear load Of railroad
iron FOR the new Grand Rapids Lansing
and Detroit Railroad. which should have
besn lsn AZ saranac, was sent to Lowell.
some one who saw is thought it was the
dtst insta.lmsnt Of Jerry Boyntons ma
.srrial Fartlfs Inc from IowelI to Hastings
ana telephonsd him Of ifs arrival He
smslled a mice. knowing that il wasn't tor
his road aud a. once went 10 Detroit,
bought lot OF rails jumped on the train
with q car load OF them. and came 10 lowell
the next morning. bright and early. lie
got men aud teams and hsuied the rails out
10 the point where his road will cross the
line Of the rev road 10 Grand Ledge and
laid his track on the grade established by
his engineers. Now the tr r. l.. & u. line
must cross bis road. and be has a strong
sivsntags as 20 expenses Of crossing. grades
ete. T, vas a sharp procsedinZ. whic0 hss
caused good aeat OF amusing comment
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

The following recipe is taken from our
valuable cook book, which Will be furnished
on application:
To Clean oiI Paintings.
Tie following recipe Will De- fund valuable f,r
the fsrrlOSe. Nix well togcibtI Two o1ufs> Of
wood nsptha. one ounce spirts OF sslt and q
quarter OF a pint q iinsecd OIL Before Icing
used the bottle cpmtsinlng them should be
shaken. The application D simply With s,f
pad Of linen, % which thoaid De given circiilsr
motion. When nearly dry. give q second dre@-
ing when the picture vii come oui IA al ~ oe
tails
Have you been into Leonsrd's and seen
those Garden Tools They are the nioest
thing Won ever saw. the three pieces hoe
rake and shovel for - cents. After seeing
them you will wonder how they csn make
them for the price. We sold dozens Of those
Lemon Esamers
Yesterday. MOei every other person who
comes into orr store asks for one only -
cents. and those
Fly Traps
we can't keep enough up in the front part
OF the store. they 90 70 fast and you viii
not be surprised when you have one as
they are such a nice thing and only -
cents.
Our Chamber set
display has never been equaled IN this cty.
JJsi think of handsome decorated cnault4r
sets for s275 Why. they are way hrlo~
white goods. and they are bun 3rp8 fer
cent handsomer. OF course. we have cheer D
er sets. and more expensive sets. bat ttess
we are promo n. They are the incest thing
for the money. Second 10of-tsks the
elevator. We have not said much sbOuf
those.
Selected Seconds
lately. One reason is fbas W have bad 50
mary q Ger things 20 tsik about that We
have had no space. II you want the FIRST
quality ~ goods and are bot particular tbaf
every pieae is exscflg peri-ci these are tbs
goods lo bay. they are - much cheaper than
TIE Others and viii last JOSH ~ long. For
instance
Cups and ssocers are s. each.
lie pistes s5c Eer 1oz
Fisttefs. s g III. - and ne esfh.
Water pitchers large size. 15a
Individual buffers Joe for fik.
And 80 on. You vii end = large fsfi< full
~ ths rear of the store. And there are
tb0se
yErs Proof Cooking Crooks.
that evervo1s does not know sbout. They
~. made ~ FIRE cep and viii stand any
/ besl and never burn its contents fof oaf
speai. houiur. sfc Il is incompatible nnd
can - nsea for nearly everything We
have 81 sizes ard the prices are wsy down.
fTfr1 aDea-tsks tlse sleretor
We have 1st received 8 DeE iiDs of
W3rs xesetshl. Boilers
81 81 sszea Trey ase tie ricesf things ~
lrsl vegetables IN. e. f5fv keef thsrf %.
resaef and Whole. sa1 ean - sasiiy drsined
; gbey ars ~ 5se ard 40
I1ff8 faer -tsfe ths etevalor
We weul8 esH veay '1evrfyn ~ or 1nr
ar.s 80 oanntsrs on teS frs 68or. Ifs~.
YEA wlH fna srsrrfsitE from = Sal ~. -
veses. cups sna senoert cuias riasas ese
/ s7a vonld - esfenisbsd vhas ros oan f,,.s
~ fhess prices.
/. IEDAlRD's SONS ( Ct.
20 & q Monroe St.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

Harry Newman who keeps cloth
ing store at No. - Fast Bridge st.,
complains that s. Ds Lovsge q HebFew
conducts a second hand store next to bin
and is making things unhappy for him
Newman complains that DE iovage has al
tempted 20 shut oil the view - his store hy
erecting boards just in front of il and tBsi
he hires all the children IN the nsighbor-
hood to ga into his Newmsns store spd
insult his wife and otherwise snnoys hin
terribly. Mr.. Newman savs De i.ovage al
mits that he parsues this line Of C0nducl
simply As = matter Of slile
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

Btrf- Cnzzx. July 2s.-JaDes Msvo. of
TIE township 81 FsnadeId brother of
senator Perry Mayo. wss bitten By ratf.s-
snske vhiie dieziog barefsotsd IN = svsnp 3
vssterlsv afternoon. physician s&s
sarfmouei who assured fhs tsn.tv that
there Ess nc ssn0sr. cut tbs morning a
messenger csue for the pbvsicisu szain
ard -ssFei that the pafieut ~ n 4 5elirioas
crnsit.en. No horss are entertained for
his recovery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

SEINE, Co3of Street
TINE. Tao min'aes igore l. o'ctoct iu'
midnight.
Down stairs in the Grotto Harry Hub
bard is seen busy turning oil the lights;
four men at the bar eating hot Frankfort
sausages and drinking beer; two men al a
table smoking. and taking OF music over
their last mugs.
I Up stairs on the street one OF BCB Smith s
faithful bows IN blue sfretched prone upon
his belly pesring through the CRATES into
the saloon below, and Sizing up each indi-
vidusl.'
And this is What we pay Our police de
partment $4,000 per wear for.
LOOK than orer-Ac TELEGRdMHER-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

wAsHISeToS. July = Secretary Lamar
has a peculiar pension case nsdsr cohsid
Grafton. A Awidov has 6ied claim for pen
sion aTYsaraygs allowed but not paid her
husband. lt il shown By evidences Thic1 :
ret disputed that toe woman killed
he~ husband. vas for THIS
trf eti. convicted ami sentenced u hfe
irurriscr n1ant Tae question arises ~ 20
whether susder the circumssang -. she shall
receive fAs benefit which. if nos for her
naurderoas sct. would have accrued % her
hashsnd The case il Drxziinz the isw Of
ncers Of the Interior Department.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29
REJECTED THE BIDS.
Special Meeting OF The Board OF Edues
tion Last Night.

At special meeting OF the Board OF Edu-
cation last night, il was decided to reject all
of the proposals received lfor furnishing coal
for the school buildings, and advertise
again in the city papers and in one paper in
each Of the cities OF Detroit Toledo and
Cleveland.
The otter of the Grand Rapids Savings
Bank TO take the bonds issued TO build the
annex TO the Plainfeld Avenue building at
par with accrued interest, the bank ~ pay
for printing the bonds was accepted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

Geo W. Prescott. Of Psris township
while in the city Wednesday. lost s psckef-
book containing e Jo0 Shortly sn-r-
wards Sebastian Scbrsus. by wbo works
for J y Psnneii ~ The Central Creamery
o. Monroe II picked ~ the wallet nesl
Herrick 4 Rsnasis eroesry store and -
t1rne1 81 70 fhs ownrr
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

B.sTssfs >sw PitsAsF .s work-Dsfs.1sd
- fhs Giants


DsGsoIr IGfy zs.-WHikins pat DFuosr.
tks gss pitcher into ths box thia after
noon. HIS sTk today s<sinst ssew foFk
~ss a severe test Ia practice before the
game be prosed himself . oe the posses
sof Of several sftseti ve STILES Of t1e delivery
aad he members of ths elub. wisheatex-
esplion, did not hesigste 70 predict spEea-
did future for him with the club.
keets went into The box Tor New York
Win al acre Of confidence, eventually ex-
pecting to repeat his work al the last New
! 0Ex Detroit series. he Sustained Dis repu-
taEion for pitching a great game today
holding he siuzzers dOsn % tea hits. Grub
er vas very nsrs0us. and his delivery siit.
"a l<ing 14nzell 10 do some lively WORK be
hlnd the BAT.
Detroit hele the lead up I'll the seventh
when Nse York tied The game. Detroit >
heavy nitteTs came 70 the Cal IN the ninth,
bat disappointed the three thousand spec
fatOrs 0y going ogt ia one-two-ghree S~deT.
TIE New )rk's heavy hilfeFs also came 20
DAT In the Ainth. kxiag hiG Tor triple
into leit aud came home with q winning
run on Ward single 10 centre.
Al Detroit
l-.ta1lI ...-... ...-..- - 0 o o o 0 o. 4
"a hllazo. ............s..-.-.. 81 D y l.
taae aits- l1etruit T.. Che ago 81.
fTrofs- Detroit p thifa2oL
batierlea eruber AID cancel; Keese aud
o kCurke
lmpire Doescher.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

Cofersf,, s C.. Jaiy = S-Chsrle7. the
ten-ysar-old sen 81 q 7. Hsrre.l. ~ T2r-
lineton eounfy. was risvinx 10 bis fathers
vzr8 fcdsr vitn = colo-sf h8g when they
ssre sfrncx oy fEhtninx sd both Instant
IL killed
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

IExEzBE. JAY - strikers as3e5 hv =
thosssaa others. attscked the men Who
we're A. work 10 the ssrtkers places on TIE
%. = today, sid 6eree aeht ens8ed The
police cnsrge6 apo1 theul vlth tsrrisie 81
fer srd the risters d.soeTsefi, many oftsfza
Nth h8aiy battered hsass. Trey srs fs-
cslgi1g secess aus. however. sn1 a mere
foFrr 1sals stick is expecfe1.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

ALPENA. July 2s.--SheriT Lynch had 10
be removed to Detroit last nigh; for treat
men on account of the wound in his leg
being 80 much worse. IL will thus be seen
that the Sheriffs cause 10 remember bis
grapDle with "Binkey" Morgan, OF the al
legged HuIligsn murderers, remains all too
fresh.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

state that General noulangeT has requested
the wsr Office 10 grant him ofsrisi pern.is-
SION - chstenge n Jules Ferry 70 dtel
IN ctnse4 4aenoe 81 insulting siluxions 20
Bouianesr made by Ferry n rs speech si
Epinsi en- Mondsr
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

1-ss - tfs sas.s - car1fmr F.r,r.-tr
hraart- 80 fse neN a. 81 = k y ra<f fses
hesa g se0r ff1ue6, tfs oeftndsnfs Esafe s
Fsle goaa r. Nsliisf sra As = Mee.h
.s.nsrafiaa - = se5f ,eraert
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

o. g. CorFl.n has oortrEcfs3 vith Eiehes,
a ~fearns fcT fae hu aaz ~ = fne e. or
residence 81 Nsdlson AZ. s1d work - -
commenced a. oacs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

The 5esf a4rafisiag space ~ the TEIE-
GRANHERALD lciN be found T., ne msa
colpnps Er,y readeg ig0ks Hem or1 dali
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

AZ Brooklyn Brooklyn 7. Cincinnati 4
Al >ew York -Aetropolitans 3, Cleveland L
AZ Phiadelpuia -Athifties 5 louisville 4.
Al Baltinlore baltimore A. -. Louis. s.
A. lnclanapol indianapolis. - Washing.
ton, {.
AtChlcago-C -Chicaeo. l1. Ho-lan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29
HOSIERY.

HOSIERY.
A splendid line Of Bo-
siery for Ladies. Gen
tlemen and Children in
every style and quality.
We have the fast black
warranted not 10 crock.
SPRING g. COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29
CHANGED DAILY.


The following recipe is taken from our
valuable cook book, which Will be furnished
on application:
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

Ioot Mena orer-fAe TELEGRAMHER-
AIDS ,caas columns
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

Tie following recipe will be fund valuable for
the purpose. Nix well iogcibeI Two osuce> ol
wood neptha. one ounce spifIts oi salt and .
quarter OF d pint q iiDsec1 OIL Before Icing
used the bottle cT1tsinlng them sh0uld be
shaken. The application D simply Witb q s,ft
pad Of linen, % which thcaid De given 8 circular
motion. When nearly dry. give a second dreix-
ing when the picture Vii come cot IA all ia De.
tails
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

FHlCE os Ts@,a. .a,. ! : !. al Il. a. -
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-02
PROGRESS OF woMAN's RIGHTS.
The Vote In the senate Makes Many Ancien,
Hearts Feel lLight-Ingalls to be Defeated.

The Vote In the senate Makes Many Ancien,
Hearts Feel iLight-Ingalls to be Defeated.
Washington Telegram: docs the
vote Ia the Senate mean progress ?"
repeated Miss Anthony after me VIXEN
/ asked ber that question. Does the
vote in the Senate mean progress
Well 1 should say It did. II was the
longest leap the suffrage movement
has ever taken. We have been walt
ing aud working twrnty-two years for
this blessed day. We are prouder and
happier than we can tell. We have
moi had sucn good time In years a
at our meeting this morning. just
think ufi! Twenty-Five years work
culminated yesterday In the vote In
ID. Senale,h and Miss Anthony pulled
herself together proudly. This is the
first time she continued, that the
question of woman suffrage has ever
been voted upon directly Ia Congress.
Progress, she exclaimed again. II
should think IL was progress; we have
been coming to Congress for twenty.
two wears, and in this blessed day OF
our Lord we have got vote at last.
"pm astunishtd at Jones OF Nevada"
continued Miss Anthony. I'll never
thought he would do such q thing.
We have always counted him for US,
ana W. had good right 10. He has
contributed literally to carry on our
work, and we supposed Of course he
would vnte the same way he shot.
But you never can tell. The vote was
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-02
An Exodus of QuAcks.

Iowa has long been noted as the hot
test, coldest and healthiest state In the
Union, and now il Is probable that beT
health will improve TO such n degree
that updertakers, tombstone builders
aud druggists will generally 90 into
bankruptcy, and cemetery lots may
be obtained, in eligible positions, by
the most INDECENT.
All of this is 10 be brought about by
the new law, which went into effect
on the first OF the year and regulates
the practice OF medicine 10 the extent
of incontnently firing all quacks out
OF the stale who insist upon playing at
physic without the proper credentials.
Persons who can produce diplomas
from medic schools Of good standing,
aud those who have been i'm continu-
ous practice for five years, are entitled
10 certificates which permit them to
remain. Others are sat upon by the
poDderous law unless they git p and
per consequence there has been a
hegirs. The long procession is headed
west, and Kansas aud other states out
that way which have no similar law
will get the result, which will show
up shortly in the mortuary reports.
Magnetic bealers. however, are ex-
empt, as they do MT administer drugs
or use instruments, and are, therefore,
harmless. They are allowed TO rub
people until the skin comes of II the
patients are willing, provided they
show they have been rubbing for the
necessary five years.
The law is q delight to the regular
doctors, ~ IL gives Them more 10 do,
but the chances are that when the
facts get heralded abroad young men
with sheep skins OF the NJ. ID. pattern
Will crowd In 10 such an extent that
lowa's population will be doubled BY
doctors alone. and the people killed by
them will hardly be missed.-Cbicego
News.